The second and final album from this Hungarian band. Or make that; an orchestra. The band was somewhere between symphonic prog and ...

The ninth album from this US band. Salem Hill is as far as I am aware a stalwart in the US symphonic and neo-prog. Members of Salem...

The eight album from this Swedish composer and musician. His second to final solo album.  We find again Bo Hansson on piano and key...

The debut album from this Malta based band. I reviewed their second album The Sound Of Silence, Part 1 back in January 2012 just be...

The third album from this US band. I have not yet listened to their first two album as this is my first exposure to this band. A ba...

The sixth album from this Californian band. It is also my first ever exposure to their music. The Warlocks is a five piece band on ...

The second album from this English duo, consisting of Stuart Stephens on guitars, bass, keyboards and vocals + Paul Powell on drums. ...

The second album from this German band. A band who released five albums in 1974 and then split up. I did not like their debut album...

The third album from this Northern Ontario, Canada based band.  The band released seven albums, but I have only got their first thr...

The debut album from this Italian band.  The music for this album was written in the happy 1970s or so if I am not much mistaken. T...

The first of two albums from this Hungarian band. Rumblin' Orchestra was a seven piece band with tonnes of keyboards, woodwinds...

The second and final album from this French band. I have yet to find their 1996 debut album Genese anywhere. Not that I am looking ...

The third album from this Italian band. Their two first albums had been great Italian progressive rock albums. This five piece has ...

The debut album from this Chilean band.  I really liked their second album and I have also recently purchased their third album. So...

The debut album from this US band. An album released as a name your price album on Bandcamp. The Sailing is a four piece band with ...

The one and only album from this Japanese band. A band who briefly appeared and then disappeared again. I have to admit I am not so...

The fourth and final album from this English band. Their previous album had seen some lineup changes and a change of direction too....

The second album from this Italian band. I was not overjoyed by their debut album, the 2007 album The Three Hands. Too English and ...

The second album from this German band.  Their debut album Nordland did not impress me at all. A reasonable hopeless mix of kraut a...

The debut album from this North Ontario, Canadian band. A band who released seven albums or so if I am not much mistaken.  Cano, na...

The debut album from this Italian band who released in total two albums. Both reviewed in this blog. The band was from Italy and th...

The second and final album from this Uzbek band who later morphed into Fromuz and released some albums under that name. The scene i...

The tenth album from these Italian legends. The 1970s was over and a new sound was visiting this world. The plastic fantastic sound...

The second and final album from this English folk rock band. Their second album from 1970, a productive year for this band. Their d...

The fourth album from this US fusion band. The quality of their albums had been so-and-so up to this album. I have not been overwhe...

The debut album from this Italian band. This four piece band was put together with the purpose of making progressive rock with both a m...

The debut album and I believe the only album from this Brazilian band. I know absolute nothing about this band. From what I hear in...

The debut album from this Dutch singer and songwriter. He plays guitars, keyboards, drums, bass and synths on this album. Henk Van Wijk...

The second and final album from this Nick Simper (ex Deep Purple) fronted British band. I very much liked their first self titled a...

The one and only album from this Spanish band. It is also widely regarded as one of the best ever Spanish albums.  That is one of t...

The eleventh album from this British band.  Their previous ten albums has been a mixed bag, to say at least. The band has followed ...

The one and only album from this Norwegian band. Waste Lagoon was a four piece band from Bergen, Norway's second largest city a...

The second album from this Italian band.  Their debut album were a 1960s beat album from what I have heard others say about it. So ...

The second and so far latest album from this US band.  I was not a fan of their first album. A too much metal dominated album. So I...

The first of two albums from this English band. Both of them released in 1970. Curiously enough.  Trees was a five piece band with ...

The fifth album from this Swedish musician and composer. He released nine albums in total and this is very much the halfway point in hi...

A one off album from this US band who broke up just after the release of this album. Year One was the remnants of the US band Fanta...

The third and final album from this Greek band.  I have to say I have not been particular impressed by this band up to now. The ban...

The third album from this Finnish band. The band released ten albums, the last one in 2005, before they gave up their career as recordi...

The second and so far last album from this Australian band. I quite liked their previous album The Psychonaut from 2009. Good space...

My house/blog is full of one albums only bands (albums, that is...) and this is one of them. This band comes from Germany and they play...

The tenth album from this classical UK prog band.  My fellow reviewers around the globe has hailed this as the final hooray from th...

A one of album from a pretty obscure US band. US symphonic prog was very special even back in the 1970s with a pretty much all arou...